Overcoming Exercise Barriers in Parkinson’s
Overcoming Exercise Barriers in Parkinson’s: A Guide by Parkinson’s Europe Living with Parkinson’s disease presents many challenges, but one of the easiest and most impactful
Walking Towards Clarity in June
Walking Towards Clarity in June: The Benefits of Exercise for Alzheimer’s Disease This month is all about Alzheimer’s awareness, the most common form of dementia.
MS Month – Canada
May is CANADA MS Month May is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month Let’s mark the month of May by raising awareness about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and
Parkinson’s: How to Reduce Symptoms Through Exercise
Hot off the press…. An up to date, informative read for those living with Parkinson’s Kristine Meldrum’s recently published book, Parkinson’s: How to Reduce Symptoms
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
P is for Parkinsons… Focusing on Treatment through Exercise Did you know that Parkinson’s disease affects over 100,000 Canadians and 10 million people worldwide? Unfortunately,
The Activator Poles Received the Arthritis Foundation Ease of Use Seal
Our Activator Poles were tested, approved, and certified by the Arthritis Foundation. The research was conducted by Dr. W. Bradley Fain and was submitted by
The Benefits of Activator Poles for People with Parkinson’s
Parkinson’s should not stop you from walking confidently. The Activator poles was designed by a Canadian therapist specifically for rehab and long-term conditions.
Activator Poles for Parkinson’s Wellness
Active Living with Parkinson’s There are both motor and non-motor symptoms associated with Parkinson’s Disease. As it progresses, muscular rigidity, stiffness, and slow movements make
Stroke and Brain Injuries Awareness Month
JUNE – Stroke and Brain Injuries Awareness Month For June, Urban Poling has the pleasure to increase awareness regarding stroke and brain injury. In this
Upcoming Podcast: Learn More About Twitchy Woman
You may have heard that we have an upcoming podcast with Twitchy Woman, aka Sharon Krischer and we couldn’t be more thrilled! The Parkinson’s Foundation